Seesii Mini Chainsaw, 6-inch Mini Chainsaw Cordless, Handheld Electric Power Chain Saw with 2 Batteries, for Tree Trimming Wood Cutting, Best Gifts for Father, Dad, Husband, Men

I bought this over two years ago, and it is still going strong. I have three large trees in my backyard, and every storm, a couple of branches come down. I had it out again today, and thought I would write a review. Here is what to know: Pros - This cuts branches and small trees up to about 4-5 inches, maybe a little bigger if you take your time and don't pinch the blade in the cut. - The battery lasts forever. I last charged this 3 months ago, then used it for a while, and when I took it out today, I had enough charge to cut several large branches. - It comes with two batteries, which increases the usefulness. - Small and easy to work with. Cons - Not really a con, but you need to check the tightness of the blade occasionally to keep it in safe working order. I probably tightened this 3-4, and used it 20 times. - My neighbor knows I have this and has asked me to cut up his branches several times. 🤣 Overall, I am very happy with the purchase. I did not want a big chainsaw to lug around and maintain, and this fits my needs perfectly. One piece of guidance: wear the safety glasses when using this.

This is my second mini chainsaw. My first was from another company, and it never really worked quite right. I purchased this one, with a bit of hesitation, but during the first day of yard cleanup, with this new saw, I was impressed with the power and cutting force from this tiny tool. Battery gave me almost two hours on a charge. Quite nice for a less expensive tool. I am a female with small hands, but had no issue handling this equipment. Good weight, well made.

This works really well and that surprised my husband. I bought one for my husband and one for my mom who is in her early 70s. They both were able to understand the instruction manual and said it was easy to use. It is light enough for my mom to use without challenge. The battery holds its charge. There haven't been any issues. The design is typical for something that size. It cuts well and is really practical around the yard for those 3-4 inch in diameter branches. My husband really likes this, and so does my mom.

This has been an amazing tool for me. I have been using it alot cleaning up 2 properties. It cuts thru branches with ease. One thing to improve, the chain oil is not housed in the unit. You have to add via a separate bottle, that has been the only negative but workable. I would still highly recommend this saw. I have got a ton of use from this saw with 0 issies.

I have several small trees (less that 15 feet tall) with trunks no larger than 4” in diameter. Every year I struggle to cut branches of 2”-3” while on a ladder using lopping shears or hand saws. I’ve always dreaded the job as it was tiring and took all day to complete and my energy level was low. With the encouragement of my loving wife, I went out and purchased this little chain saw. It works very well for the small jobs that I have. No issues. Lightweight, easy to handle especially when you have to extend your arm to reach a branch. My all day job only took a half day and I still had energy left. The manual say run time on a battery (you get two batteries) is 20 minutes and two hours to charge. Twenty minutes may not seem like a lot of time, but you’re only using it for 30-60 seconds at a time. And I’m certain I got about 30 minutes and still had power. Cleaning is easy but also has a slight learning curve learning how to put the chain back on. Hint: Use blue painter’s tape to hold the chain onto the guide as you reassemble the saw. Keeps it from falling apart. The manual doesn’t tell you where to oil, but you’re supposed to lubricate the chain guide to prevent the chain from prematurely wearing and breaking. Comes with a cleaning kit, safety goggles, gloves, spare chain, sharpening file, and case to hold it all. Basically everything you need to prune a small tree except for a ladder. Ditch the gloves (they’re just so-so and you want good gloves when working around a cutting tool). Comes with a small oiling bottle of about 2 oz. But does not come with chainsaw oil. I just went into my garage and opened up a quart of motor oil. Or if you don’t do your own oil changes, you can probably go down to your local mechanic and just ask for a little oil. Also consider ear plugs. It’s not too noisy but always a good idea. Suggestion: If you encounter foreign material clogging up the saw, I strongly encourage taking the battery out before trying to clear the object. Just an added precaution to avoid an accident.

This has been an absolute game changer for cutting back the growth. I live on a forested lot and the foliage tends to creep out around the house and yard. I used to use a chainsaw to cut this growth back, but anyone who has used a chainsaw knows what a hassle it can be what with getting it running, gas and oil. It’s not very convenient. This little saw handles everything up to about 3 inches in diameter and the battery lasts a surprisingly long time for such a small saw. It’s super convenient and easy to use. I highly recommend it for cutting everything too big for your lopping shears up to and including 3 to 4 inches in diameter. Well worth the money. I wish every tool I purchase worked out this well.

Wow! This really works great. I have a Milwaukee M12 and Ryobi mini chainsaw and this one is now my go-to. The Milwaukee is a bit weak and heavy. The Ryobi is more powerful but even heavier. This Seesii model has a fast chain speed and is very light and balanced well (using the included 2ah batteries). Makita batteries fit this model (yes, I tested it). I've used it thru 2 batteries worth so far. How long the unit will last overall, I cannot say. But for what I paid for it (nineteen smackers on sale), I really don't care if it only lasts a couple years. While I did get this at a really good deal, I would not hesitate to pay the full price after using it. If the batteries die, I'll just use Makita brand batteries. It comes with a wall-wart battery charger which takes a LONG time to charge the batteries (.75a rated which will...mathematically speaking... take 2 1/4 hours to charge a completely dead battery). A tool like this make cutting up limbs super easy. I use it for branches 1" to 4" in diameter. Less then that, I use battery powered shears. Over that, I use a full size chainsaw (gas or battery). IMPORTANT NOTE: This item will take 36 *OR* 37 drive link chains. Please note that with ANY battery powered chainsaw, you have to let the saw cut WITHOUT putting much pressure on the saw. If you reef on the saw, you'll bog down the motor and either stall it, overheat it, or reduce battery life SIGNIFICANTLY. If its not cutting without a lot of down force, you have a dull chain. Sharpen it or replace it. Period. You are going to order spare chains so you have sharp ones ready to go, right? Don't make me slap you with a virtual frozen herring... :^)

Fantastic mini chainsaw, this little chainsaw is awesome. I have been able to cut through small branches, hard to cut ornamental potato vine, and other hard wood shrubs. This little chainsaw is life changing for someone who has limited hand strength and arthritic hands, fingers. It is lightweight, easy to maneuver, and satisfying to use. Love the fact it came with two rechargeable batteries, an extra chain, tools to tighten chain, files to sharpen chain and a nice little case to store everything. I hope it lasts. This is best thing I've bought for garden work in a long time.